Weekly Schedule
Monday Temple is closed
Tuesday 7:00 am meditation and morning service, 7:30pm meditation and vespers
Wednesday 7:00 am meditation and morning service, 7pm meditation, vespers, Dharma Class
Thursday 7:00 am meditation and morning service. No evening meditation.
Friday No formal morning meditation or morning service. Usual Friday
services, 7:30pm meditation and vespers
Saturday 7:30 am meditation, 7:30pm meditation and vespers
Sunday 9:30 am Meditation & Walking Meditation, usual Sunday services

 

Monthly Calendar
Sep
11
Mon
Priory Closed
Sep 11 all-day
Sep
13
Wed
Meditation and Vespers
Sep 13 @ 7:00 pm – 7:30 pm

30 minutes of meditation followed by vespers, the last ceremonial of the day. Vespers is the Chanting of The Litany of the Great Compassionate One followed by other short verses.

Dharma talk
Sep 13 @ 7:30 pm – 9:00 pm

The Dharma discussion will be on various topics of training in the Soto Zen Tradition.

Sep
15
Fri
No Morning or Evening Service or Meditation
Sep 15 – Oct 3 all-day

A quiet day at the temple no services in the morning or evening. Please call if you would like to visit or talk with Rev. Leon. 503 238 1123

Meditation and Class
Sep 15 @ 11:30 am – 1:00 pm

Meditation, Mid-day Service and Dharma Discussion

Sep
17
Sun
Meditation
Sep 17 @ 9:30 am

Meditation, walking meditation and meditation.

Meditation Morning
Sep 17 @ 9:30 am – 11:30 am

Meditation begins at 9:30am and consists of periods of seated meditation interspersed with walking meditation (roughly 25 minute periods of sitting and 10 minutes of walking) ending at around 11:30am. Meditation is followed by tea and a Dharma discussion. Please join in when you can.

Sep
18
Mon
Priory Closed
Sep 18 all-day
Sep
20
Wed
Meditation and Vespers
Sep 20 @ 7:00 pm – 7:30 pm

30 minutes of meditation followed by vespers, the last ceremonial of the day. Vespers is the Chanting of The Litany of the Great Compassionate One followed by other short verses.

Dharma talk
Sep 20 @ 7:30 pm – 9:00 pm

The Dharma discussion will be on various topics of training in the Soto Zen Tradition.